The unprecedented surge of winter-like weather has hit and now Aussies potentially face the coldest September day for almost two decades.
on Friday with a minimum of just 14C before creeping back up 15C on Saturday. Dawn minimums could drop to just 7C.’s chilliest September day since 2002 with highs of just 12C. Downpours could dump up to 15mm in the gauge. Minimums of 6 – 7C, and even when it warms up on the weekend it will likely only get to 14C.
On higher ground in NSW, snow is a real possibility. Late Friday and Saturday could see the white stuff falling on Katoomba, Oberon, Orange and the Southern Tablelands as well the Snowy Mountains.
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